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By Bradley Johnson
Starting your own private label clothing company is not as difficult as you may think.

By Kathy Swann
Keep these tips in mind for tracking your business expenses and save time when you prepare your taxes:

By Mark Kenny
Even as a full time employee, hopefully you should still be able to set aside time to earn additional income on eBay. Entrepreneurs, work at home parents, and others looking to become self employed often use eBay to test the waters before they make the leap from employee to self-employed.

Please don’t confuse this article about business success with success in life. They’re not the same. These are things that worked for me in business, and some apply to life… and many apply to getting and keeping your dream job, but being successful in life does not equate to being successful in business.
I made a bunch of […]

By Regina Paul
Marketing your book whether you went the POD, ebook, or traditional route can be a daunting process. Figuring out what works and what doesn’t can take time, energy, and if you’re not careful a lot of money. When I first self-published my science fiction novel Getting Out Alive, I had already done quite […]

By Cherie Davidson
It’s an exciting time for online writers, with a wide array of options. With desire and well-directed effort, a good writer can end up with a variety of work. However, as we know, there is much more to the writing biz than the meat and potatoes of the actual writing. Research, record-keeping, finding […]

By Steve Thayer
Tip #3 – The Making of New Habits
We usually hear that bad habits are hard to break. A more accurate statement is that good habits are hard to make. Since our focus is on helping folks with their home paperwork filing, I am going to use that as an example.

By Heather Moose
When searching for a job, you must begin with the end in mind. Job placement success does not happen by magic, but by making smart, strategic moves to make sure you find the right fit for your interests and abilities.

Secret No. 1: Make a commitment to yourself! Decide right now that you’re genuinely serious about getting out of your runadamill-boring-as-dog-poop job and into your dream career. You are the only thing that’s holding you back.

Following up on the Washington Post piece reporting that educational software has no significant impact on student performance according to a US Department of Education study, Business Week opines that the study fails to capture the profound impact technology has on education.